Dye Oxide red INCI name : CI 77491 origin: Europe Description Red oxide is a dye of mineral origin also called iron trioxide. It is often mixed with other iron oxides like CI 77492 (yellow) to get different shades. This pigment is suitable for organic cosmetics.

Ingredient Organic banana powder INCI: Musa Paradisiana origin: Ecuador Description The star ingredient of our Bananasoap, bananas are much more than a delicious fruit. Already known in island beauty rituals, it is suitable for all skin types and offers many virtues. Rich in vitamins A, B, E, antioxidants, magnesium and manganese, it hydrates, protects and maintains the elasticity of the skin and helps fight against premature aging of the skin. And as if that weren't enough, it also helps to balance oily and problem skin. A very effective cocktail for a soft, supple and well hydrated skin!

Dye Red ocher from Provence INCI: Kaolin and iron oxides origin: France Description Those who have visited Provence and Vaucluse know the color of its landscapes. The red ocher of Provence gets its color from its history: more than two hundred million years ago, Provence was covered by water. Then the ocean retreated, leaving behind this ocher sand. This natural earth has been used since prehistoric times as a natural pigment, and traditionally to color handmade soaps.

Ingredient Castor oil organic INCI: ricinus communis origin: India Description Also called castor oil, it is a vegetable oil that has nothing to do with animals. From the seeds of a shrub, castor oil is mainly produced in many hot countries such as India, China, Brazil or Africa. In cosmetics, castor oil has been used at least since the 19th century for its multiple virtues for the skin and hair. Softening, nourishing, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal, this oil with a thick and viscous texture is rich in essential fatty acids necessary for the maintenance of healthy skin. It is suitable for...

Ingredient organic calendula INCI: calendula officinalis Common name: Marigold Botanical family: Asteraceae Origin: Belgium Part of the plant extracted: petals, flower. Description Calendula, also called garden marigold, is a flower that was already used in cooking, medicine and cosmetics by the Indian, Arab and Greek civilizations of antiquity, for dyeing textiles or as a plant with medicinal properties. It has been cultivated in Europe since the 12th century, and its therapeutic properties have long been known. Hildegarde de Bingen, a Benedictine nun, used it against ringworm. At the same time, Albert Le Grand recommended its use as a healing agent...